Thanks all...
I've using the brass shims for a long time without problems and last
week the head flew off on a TM driver I reshafted for myself. Scared
the cr*p out of me so I was a bit paranoid to use again. Shim stayed
in but epoxy near top of hosel was tacky (after a week or two) so I
think I may have mixed it poorly or screwed something up. It's
entirely possible I used a short shim when it called for a longer
one? The Golfworks iron and wood shims aren't marked so I have to
toss a coin each time I use one.
John
No worries,
I've been shimming .335 shafts into .350 heads for my long drive
customers forever.
-t
On May 5, 2009, at 12:32 PM, [email protected] wrote:
I have a customer looking at a XX flex shaft to put in a Callaway.
I was going to simply shim it or use an adaptor and a .335 shaft
but wonder if it's not a good idea with that fast a swing. He seems
to break a lot of shafts.
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